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19th december 2000
from the last show of this
series
A
couple of new games were played this week -
Musical Families, and one
described by Humph as a spectacular, brand new round, the
Quiz of Quizzes . There was
another smashing prize for the winner of Pick Up Song.
17th december 2000
from this week’s
show
New
games played this week include Living
Art, and Resignation
Letters. Humph had another go at explaining One Song to the Tune of
Another by analogy with
shampoo and
conditioner.
13th december 2000
one for the
diary
There
is an I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue highlights programme this
Christmas. It will be broadcast on Christmas Day and repeated on New Years Eve.
Details on the broadcasts
page.
Note: This is a change from what I said earlier today -
many apologies if I misled you.
10th december 2000
this week’s
show
There
was one new game played this week -
Ask a Silly Question. Another
amazing prize was given the winner of Pick Up Song. The
Coventry Ruling was
used while playing Mornington Crescent.
6th december 2000
update on next year’s
recordings
There are in fact three recordings next spring, but the first has
already sold out. Also, the date of the last recording was incorrect, it is in
fact on the 3rd of June. Updated details are here.
4th december 2000
next recording
dates
Dates
for the next recordings of I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue have
now been released. You can find the details
here.
3rd december 2000
many
apologies
I
am sorry for all those who tried to listen to ISIHAC on the Internet with the
link I gave - it does not work outside of the BBC website. The link now
takes you to the BBC What’s On page from where you can pick up
the web broadcast.
2nd december 2000
new games from this
week
An old
classic game was played for the first time -
Dropping Things. Some more games
named after British place names were given in the introduction to a round of
Cheddar Gorge. And Humph had
another go at trying to explain One Song to the Tune of Another by
comparing it to an egg.
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